Analysis of the Judgment of the Court of Cassation, Civil Section III, Order No. 18676/2024: The Right to Rest and Noisy Emissions.
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the limits of tolerability for noise emissions in urban areas, highlighting the balance between public interests and private rights.
Order No. 18676 of 2024: The Tolerability of Emissions in Property Law
The ruling of the Court of Cassation on the issue of emissions and tolerability provides us with important insights to understand the rights of property owners and the limits imposed by the respect for civil coexistence. Let us analyze the legal principles underlying this decision.
Unbearable noise emissions: commentary on ruling no. 21479 of 2024.
Order no. 21479 of 2024 analyzes the parameters for assessing noise emissions between private parties, highlighting the importance of the judgment of the trial judge and the regulations provided by the civil code.
Pollutant Emissions and the Jurisdiction of the Ordinary Judge: Commentary on Ordinance No. 18472 of 2024
The recent ruling of the Court of Cassation clarifies the jurisdiction of the ordinary judge in disputes between private parties regarding pollution emissions, highlighting the importance of injunctive and compensatory actions without diminishing the protections for subjective rights.
Public Administration Liability and Immission: Analysis of the Cass. civ. Judgment No. 14209 of 2023
An important ruling by the Court of Cassation clarifies the responsibility of the Public Administration in cases of intolerable noise pollution, highlighting the protection of citizens' fundamental rights.
Court of Cassation, Section III, Order No. 24741/2023: Acoustic Emissions and the Right to Compensation
The ruling of the Court of Cassation of August 17, 2023 clarifies the dynamics related to noise emissions and the right to compensation for health damages, highlighting the owner's liability and the limits of evidence in the matter of noise pollution.